Thursday 18 October 2012

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

With the advent of digital cameras and media storage and all manner and means of taking and keeping pictures, those of us of a certain age are left with albums and boxes and whatnot full of negatives. And, if we are old enough, we also have slides. The timing on this particular device popping up is amazing for me, since my mother just found a bunch of slides from my early childhood in a cupboard in her bedroom. We’ve been viewing them on her little battery-operated slide viewer, but some of them I really want to share digitally. I had no idea such a device as this existed, but apparently it does. The PhotoScanner doesn’t just let you view your pictures by scanning your old negatives or slides, but it will save them to an SD card, which then can easily be transferred to whatever device you want them on. You can also view your pictures in a digital photo frame, of course, which could be fun at the next family gathering. It’s got a built-in 2.4-inch colour LCD screen for viewing and editing, its sensor provides 10 bits per color channel for data conversion, and uses fixed focus and automatic exposure control and color balance.

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital

Slides To Digital


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